Our Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Business Phones And Business Telecommunication Products
The NBN stands for National Broadband Network and isn't a phone company. They are building a new network and once your area becomes NBN ready, the existing copper network will be turned off, and your current lines will be disconnected. If you want to avoid being disconnected you need to talk to a service provider. If you leave it to the last minute, you could miss the chance of being connected in time and lose your landline service altogether.
No, there is another way. You can choose High Speed Fibre which is up to 10 times faster than the NBN with speeds up to 1000Mbps. Business Fibre is the Rolls Royce of internet connections and provides enough bandwidth to run all your communication needs and more.
Like brokers in other industries, we are paid commission by the telecommunications providers for referring them customers.
This does not mean higher cost to you for using us. The benefit of going through us is that we do all the hard work in finding the best phone plan for your business amongst the hundreds of plans out there. We can also negotiate special rates for high spending customers.
We handle everything for you, from completing the applications, arranging transfer of services, supplying new phones and will be your one point of contact for all your future communications needs. You really can’t go wrong!
No, you can keep your numbers even if you change your provider.
No, you will be billed directly by the provider.
In our experience, around 8 out of 10 businesses that approach us are paying too much and are on the wrong phone plans. However, our analysis may show that you are with the right provider and plan. In that case, we will suggest you stay with your current arrangement. There is no pressure to move unless there will be considerable savings. The decision is always left to our customers.
Contact us and we will answer any other questions you may have.
